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the ordinances sosernlns taess matters.
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saloons those ~ a low degraded
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whaf vas seen ana tear0 Oh tle occasion
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f0imatlUa CLEANED from the Police Court
records.
From the reports which are
given this morning Il Mi
Dc found that IA some cases The propfietoFs
OF the saloons named hsye been granted
licenses by the new Board Of Aldermen. the
application Of some are now uudef c0nsld-
Grafton, while some have been refused d.
censss entirely. The new Mays and Means
com mittee have shown 4 desire thus isr 10
BE- fair ia the consideration Of al applicants
Tor saloon licenses Ia some cases they
may have granted licenses 70 undeserving
persons has il Aas been because grievances
have not been brought 70 their notices. Ia
other cases they may have refused licenses
through 4 misapprekension Of facts. They
have acted ou the theory Of making haste
slowly. AID have reported adversely on some
applications desiring lrst 10 thoroughly
investigate the character of tue stories
which have been poured into their ears by
this or that person. 10 j. easier 20 rectiiy
a matter than 10 attempt 10 undo IL, aud Il
is far easier 10 carefully consider al spplios-
ton. and then, ii the applicant Is n proper
man. grant him 4 license, than investigate
and endesvOr 10 revoke that license.
The public have little idea OF the pressure
that is brought 20 bear on an Alderman -
secure a l.ceuse for a saloon, and case
| came under the observation of the reporter
| where a whoiesale liquor dealer and a
| brewer both appeared N defense Of a re-
jecied applicant Their sole argument Wa
| that he was their ioint debtor 20 the amount
| OF II, 20O which sum wOnid be lost except
| be secured 4 license and Was permitted 10
continue business In other words, they
desired the Council b make itself a coiiec-
| ton agency
John Luyendyk was found in his place
| a. Isl SlocSing-st., on Tuesday afternoon.
| lie did not appear agTleyed because the
| council refused him a license the night be-
| fore. The place = rudely furnished. The bar
| Is ordinary, the shelf behind i being Orna-
| mented with few bottles and cheap FIX
| lures. In the ice cox dc keeps on hand a
keg Of beer. and a few bottles Of seltzer. Ia
the rear there is a small roo;a furnished
/ with chsirs sud tables. Luvendyks place
! has q reputstion for its ''schooners. and
| well he Is entitled 20 il. The reporter saw
| fopr lsborers face a Ike number Of schoon.
ers thai must have held gallon of beer,
TWO of them would certainly insure per
| son with a stomach 0f standard strength,
with very respectable drank. Luyendyk
| sat near by on a table. RE wss not beard
| 10 express any opinion Of the council or
| aldermen. lie wore c0nielted look aud
| is probably determined % violate the law
| and do business until he is closed up. The
| boy bartender was in high spirits until a
| customer asked him for seltzer and lemon,
when g scowl came over bis face and aud he
| reluctantly pulled the cork and emptied the
| contents of stale bottle into small sized
beer glass. showing 1t toward the temperate
| customer.
| Luvendyk i. German who has for the
| past year kept saloon ~ the southwest
| corner Of Fourth and Stocking SITS. lie kept
a place for some years prior 10 1884. bat
| was then refused a license. In 1886,
| through the Intervention Of Aid. DOVE,
Luyendyk secured license and has siDcs
conducted a saloon. the character Of which
has scandalized the neighbofhood. John 4
q tall, good-naiured fellow, who unforta-
| nately takes too much o. his own beer
for his own good. During tbese times q
boy about J. years Of age pIesides over toe
place snd TIE patrons on these occasions
/ run the place to suit themselves. Tie
/ saloon is the resort n the "F9urib-st. hal
! boys and they drink and osfagse nights
, and sundaVs and although many q them
are under aee they are never refused drink
50 long as the requisite niokle u
planke0 down. When Luyendvk j. sober
/ some effort is made 10 KEEP order. when
| drunk. everything goes and the law il
| openly violated Twice has John been be-
! fore tie courts the past year paying 81
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/ eaioon opea alfer hours. Ihis place ba'
been refused license.
James Hamilton. despite The fght ms5'
a1aisst him - tie senior alderman ~ t8s
FIRST ward has been granted a renewa. q
hia license aud his saloon a. the corner 0l
south Division st end Fonrth-sve ceatsn-
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vicinity. fer she saloon IS locssed n ths
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